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ORIGINAL: KatyLied

I'm not sure who he belongs to technically.

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My first exposure to the precarious social status of the professional field-goal kicker came unexpectedly, at a game between the Detroit Lions and the New Orleans Saints on Nov. 8, 1970. There were just two seconds left, and the Saints were losing, which wasn't unusual. The unusual thing was that the game was still close: 17-16. The Saints had the ball, and a field goal would win it — except the ball was in the Saints' half of the field, on the 43-yard line. And the record distance the ball would have to travel — 63 yards — was only the first of the kicker's problems. He was kicking from a dirt surface churned up like a World War I battlefield. The ball would need to cut through the thick, humid New Orleans air and into the closed end of Tulane Stadium, where the wind swirled unpredictably. On top of all that, the kicker lacked the most basic requirement for his job: a foot.

His name was Tom Dempsey, and he was born without fingers on his right hand or toes on his right foot.

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ORIGINAL: KatyLied

Okay, so they have to take him back or release him.  

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mb and Katy, they should take him and plug his ass .............

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ORIGINAL: FangsNfeet

Someone is trying to fuck with the Dallas Cowboys. This crap is not going to bring them down. Dallas is going all the way this year fair and square as they have always done.

http://cbs11tv.com/cowboys

http://ballhype.com/story/man_arrested_on_steroids_claims_cowboys_connection/

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mb and Katy, they should take him and plug his ass .............

Really Level !  
It's not always about toys and good times. This is a serious decision Cam Cameron has to make. Leave it to you to make light of the situation.

                          mbmbn

I saw that!  Your Pats play the mighty Bills tonight.... but, in the future, that may mean driving to Canada....

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Dennis Crawley and 14 buddies will gather Sunday morning outside Ralph Wilson Stadium. They will grill food, trade tales, watch other NFL games and start a garbage-can fire if the weather gets cold enough. By the time Crawley and Co. are seated for Buffalo's night game against New England, the outcome will almost be an afterthought. 
"Being out there in the weather, cooking and having fun is how I look at this," Crawley says of his tailgating. "I hope the team is going to win. Even if they don't, I'm happy to be out there.

"Five days a week, we're working people with tough jobs. There's not a lot of people here who make a ton of money, so this means a lot to us."    But the shiver recently shooting down Crawley's spine wasn't from a winter breeze blowing off Lake Erie. Starting in 2008, the Bills want to play one regular-season home game in Toronto for the next five years.